Pesuruhjaya kehakiman membuat keputusan itu selepas menimbangkan afidavit dan hujahan pihak pendakwaan serta pembelaan. FMTNews Jakel BN
Jakel Trading didakwa menerima wang berjumlah RM628,314 daripada bekas perdana menteri, Najib Razak.
Jakel Trading dan BN Johor Bahru didakwa menerima wang itu daripada bekas perdana menteri, Najib Razak masing-masing berjumlah RM628,314 serta RM677,872.55. Timbalan Pendakwa Raya, Samihah Rhazali dan Mahadi Abdul Jumaat memberitahu mahkamah, mereka akan memfailkan permohonan rasmi untuk penangguhan pelaksanaan keputusan itu sementara menunggu rayuan dalam masa 14 hari dari hari ini.
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